The function of unloading valve with a diagram.
Unloading valves are pressure-control devices that are used to dump excess fluid to the tank at little or no pressure. Unloading valves are similar to Pressure Relief Valve. Both types of valves send fluid back to a tank when a preset pressure is reached. However, unlike a Pressure Relief · Valve, which is activated using pressure from its own line. The Unloading Valve dumps the fluid when the fluid from an external line reaches a certain pressure. A common application is in high-low pump circuits where two pumps move an actuator at a high speed and low pressure. The circuit then shifts to a single pump providing a high pressure to perform work ,It is used in application in which the first portion of cylinder stroke requires - High Flow (Speed) and Low Pressure (Force) for the reminder of the cylinder stroke which requires- Low Flow and High Pressure. A pilot-operated unloading relief valve is the same as a pilot-operated relief valve with the addition of an...